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Wichita eagle., 1887-06-25

Eight lots 10 TO "a in Smith & Stover's ad
dition, e. f., Wichita, $500. 29-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-25

The street cars run out to SmithSon's a9ii-
tion. ~~N~s d1Hh n
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-25

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at Kelly 4 Dunbar's. - q
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, 1887-03-31
The District Court.


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Mary 5aue Nee ,,,, u. wrl ,Ia..r.. divorce
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Union wharf company ". \. !. smith and II.
Irgulo.m Restraining order.
5Iarta.H Wickle>on Vs. schooner Maria Smith.
F.rseam1n'r wages.
Waterman 4 k3tZ =. Harry Lott. on account
Wan. ellison " II. J. Lyons GH an account.
.arI.T Young x co ". bark cyprus. In
aamiTHy
Henry E"th>cAild ~ bark Ii. more. In al
migt-ty.
lila q TrItt., - Charlie, ir.rft.- fysr-rt.
Ads.Es Nash v. whtpT,!,, Ns-h. ,Iiyrrcc.
.ttr-s.r -su.If,r1r,- u. F.IFa and lambert Per
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, 1887-03-31
Daughters of RebeCca,

Mizpah Lodge No. II, Daughters
of Rebecca, |. O. o. F. was organized
at the lodge room Of the Odd Fellows
Saturday evening 1t is the first OF
ganization of the kind that has ever
taken place in this city and promises
to be successful The new lodge is
composed of about 80 members of both
sexes, - of whom were present on
Saturday evening. The lodge was in
stituted and the officers installed by
\. II. Tucker, district grand master
The following ladies and gentlemen
comprise the officers:
James Smith, noble grand; Mrs. S.
\. Pink, vice grand; \. A. Plummer,
secretary; Mrs. NJ. J. Tucker, treas
urer; Charles H. Pink, chaplain; Mrs
NJ. Weymouth, r. S. n. c.; Mrs.
Holcomb, l.. $ y. c.; Andrew Wey
mouth, r. S. V. G T.; John T. Norris,
l.. S. V. c.; Mrs. Grace Flint, war
den; Mrs Caroline Kinds, conductor;
James Simns, inside guard,
, 1887-03-31
The government telegraph line be.

The government telegraph line be.
tween Pert Angeles and Tatoosh IS
land. upon which Cape Flattery
lighthouse is located, has been dis
continued, much to the regret of cap
tains and steamboat men. Superin-
tendent Bell, of Port Angeles, received
orders the later part of last week to
close the lines. Port Angeles is about
sixty miles from the cape, and partic-
ularly to captains of tug boats is the
closing up of the line ? source of re-
gret. Heretofore they could run into
Neah Bay and telegraph TO any part
Of the country. Again, at Port Town
send. several times through the day.
weather reports were telegraphed
Fl ON the cape, besides the arrival and
departure of all ships and steamers
rounding Cape Flat'ery.
, 1887-03-31
With Our Exchanges

WaiLsburg IS 10 have al college.
WalIa Walla wants and needsa boom,
according to the Union OF that city.
j lie city Of Chicago has il registration
Of I0l ,G79 names for its municipal elect
ion, which will be held early i'll April
Work oxen have materially advanced
il price lately, and first-class cattle
bring $500 per yoke. The opening up
OF 20 inany logging camps accounts for
ths.-I.-L
The right of way for the Oregon Pa
cifc railroad has been secured for sever
al miles eastward Of the Sautiam river.
and ties are baing distributed over that
portion # the road.
John Lcary of Seattle few years ago
bought piece of property fra Gov.
Squire FOR $1,000, aud Tuesday he sold
the properly to the new Puget Sound
Construction company for $27,Gi0.
The police of ST. Petersburg hive di.-
covered stores of dynamite ana appar-
atus iur the manufacture of bombs in
several villas at Pargsievos, a summer
resort il the suburbs of the Russian
capital.
Governor Squire has returned. from,
his trip to eastern Washington, where
lie was publicly entertained, Our Gov
nor shows to good advantage, and his
.nostentatious ways are making him
very popular.
The last San F1aacisco steamer
brought 10 Astoria boiler and other
n chuery for the new cannery TO be run
b. Wm. T. Coleman Y Co. lhis season,
on their premises Ill the warehouse work
on which will BE- pushed to completion.
The Pacific Coast steamship company
has made rea isignmeut If it steamer
routes Tie steamer City of Chester,
which has been plying between this port
aud San Pedro. has been placed on the
Humboldt bay line The Ancon, for
meriy on the Humboldt bay line, &c
slues her ALASKA route.
Men are said to be in great demand
in ihe Puyallup valley just now, and
farm hands scarce. TIE farmers were
never husicr than at present. Many of
them are engaged n clearing land.
ditcAipg and layiag drain tiles, besides
running their hops setting poles and
.a1king OF er preparations towards the
gro ~'l of theiE crops.
Gav Squire, of Washington Territory.
says that the new penitentiary ct Walia
Walla, which cost $50, coo. with few ad-
di,ions. will be ready for occupancy on
LAY II. As soon thereafter as possible
tie pri=oHeEs as Seateo, which number
between 81 aud 100, will lie transferred
80 :he Gcw p-isoa,, If which /. Y, Paine
HIS been app1:Ii'd superintendent.
Oregoaiag: i railroad man Of the
highest stalai,ig gives it as his opinion
ghat the Southern Pacific Will not stop
wish the purchase OF Tie Oregon & Cali
gora.a, but wiz throw out branches into
the Go!amhia river basin and TO Puget
sound Il Is E:s Judgment HAT it will
suleHvog 80 cover the Northwest as II
ao-- 4.vugit various roads under vGri,
. Gas Ealnes) California, and that it viii
+, u!ake Portland the center OF it's North
west system.
, 1887-03-31

Gov. Squire is now ready TO sign the
contract for boring an artesian well at
iitzyilIe. for wh;ch the last legislature
appropriated 5000. This be will do IS
SION as Le returns TO Seattle. Lack of
water Is the great drawi1acl: OF the couu-
try in the vicinity Of Riizvilie. The
soil Is Of volcanic origin, aud with irEi-
CATION can be made very productive Ii
this a.tesian we'll proves successful,
others viii doa Stiess be sunk by private
enterprise.
, 1887-03-31

M al M duty of examining
and reporting upon those records. In 1861 he
also served ;ps member Of the COM
mission which was charged with the
duty Of arranging the business to
be brought before the vatican council,
During all these years he was chiefly known
as a scholar and ardent COEtrOVeTsialist,
specially familiar with the history of local
branches Of the church and particularly the
eastern ami German branches But in 1874 he
was suddenly called u an entirely new field.
in which lie won those EouorS by which he is
best known - Americans
In that year Mgr j. 'u5ini was named as
papal nuncio to the court of Vienna on the
ground tEat he had ali the knowledge of east
ern atfiiTs 10 iii him for tie place. combined
with the courtesy of Il diplomat, the skill of q
politician and loyal devotion to the church,
The highest encomiuniS We're justified by his
success. He reached Vienna when the party
in power there was bringing forward laws re-
lating to the confessional and other matters
severely restricting what were claimed
as the rights of the church; Vet he
succeeded in extracting all their harsher
features from these laws, securing the good
will of ali he met and placing the Vatican
and Austrian court On the most friendly foot
ing. He also negotiated with Russia and Sc
cured from Bismarck important concessions
for the Catholics in Prussia. On Sept.
10, 1919, he was created cardinal, and in
1880 was made paPal secretary of STATE
by Leo Kill
His Eminence LHduvico Jacobini cardinal
priest of the Holy Roman church, as his full
title now ran, was probably the Object of
more general interest than any other member
of the Couclave.
, 1887-03-31
Tic Waste of TOBACCO.

"You have been a smoker all your Hfe!"
asked the colporteur. "Oh, yes" said the
traveller with tine square sample cases, "ever
since 1 was 10 years old "And SO You have
smoked say "About twenty years. re
piled the traveller. "And your cigars cost
YOU, on the straight average, not less than
ten cents day.' why, Of course not" said
the traveller, looking surprised. The col
porteur made rapid calculation on the back
of an envelope, "Then,p ne said, "oee what
tobacco has cost you. Without COM
putting the interest it has cost you nearly
, 1887-03-31
CARDINAL JACOElNI.
Career of the Pre'ate Who Helped Isfs-
rliiIrrI, NI.n Iii. I.,.r Nirfnr.-

niarck W5n Ills Last Victory.
Iudovico Ji,cobin. who died few DAYS ago
at Rome ami t. whom Blsnarcl;'s success at
the late elections is 50 lHrE'!y due, WAS born
az Alhauo, middle It.iv, 5iay 6, 1S52, and
Wa therefore mot quito - years Old at tue
tim - hi1 Gs-,ttE H was early distinguished
for ,HerIing. and after graduating at the Col
legia Romano received in RAPID succession the
GegT-~s of doctor II theology and doctor of
civil ard canon law In 1862, when but 50
years ii age, Pore Plus ~ appointed him one
of the domestic fTciareS. and soon after he
was EIa,I,. a censor of tie. Roman Theological
acadufag, very high honor indeed, Jnly
, 1887-03-31
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the U. S. Mail.
PIT Townsend, Seattle & Tacoma Route

nNE OF THE W 8. u T. Cos q "a
~ steamers (Washingtoa or Ed So
Townsend and Tacoma, leaving Port Tuwns-n'
at l. D. N and TO Ichiug at Port Ludlow, Po'1
Gamble, Port Madison and Seattle. Returning
from Portland
, 1887-03-31
Standardization Route.

The steamer w. X. cTerNvfn will i-gv'
Seattle every Sunday, Tuesday and ThnTsdr
evening ut O'Clock for Whatcom, caiiIHS H1
Mukiltee, Tulaiip. COupeville, Oak liarbor L.
saIadv, Laconper. FifaIgo, Anacortes GuemcS
SamiSh. airhaven. Beliineham and Sehone
Returning, will leave WhatCOm every AsHdzy
Wednesday and Friday evenings, at O'Clock
for Seattle, caIIn. NJ intermediate points Oh h
WAY
, 1887-03-31

1oall who ara suffering FROM the errors and
IL Insertions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, - al manhood, Sc.. l viii send = recipe
that WI, cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy waS discovered by Missionary in
South America. Send sci!-addressed envelope
t. the Raw JOSEPH T. iNNIAN, StGtica b, Net-
York C;.g.
, 1887-03-31

n UARANTEED y POSITIVE CURE Fpl
" CataFrh Gold in the Head, IIaY Fever, Fc-,
Cold, Catarrhal Deafness and Sore Fyes. r.
steres the senSe of taste and smell; removes
bad taste and unpleasant breath, resulting
from Cafarrh. Easy and pheasant 10 use. Foi
low directions and cure il warranted by nj
Druggists 81 per box: $I.lU by mail. send foi
circular 10 ABIETISE MEDICAL CON
PANY, OrOyille, Cal. ASK for
SANTA Able AND CATH CERs.
For sale by JAS. d. NINKLEE, NJ. D., Drug-is,.
rr,4Yaf nF
, 1887-03-31
WILLIAM r. TRAVERS.
stories About the Popular and Witt
SiufIernr-

No man il the country has ever achieved a
wider circle Of personal friends than William
r. TraveTs, Of New York, who has gone to
the BerTuudas TO pass the balance of the cold
saazoH-perhaqs TO die. Jr. Travers was
born IN Baltimore III 1919, passed some time
in his young days - West Point, was
finally graduated from Columbia college,
went into business in Baltimore, failed,
went to New York and-at last won success
from a reluctant world
No young man ever approached him with
UUt receiving 2 proof OF lis kindly diSposi-
, 1887-03-31
a5umb0-JumbO.

The Original AbietiHe Ointment is only pui
Ur in large twO-ounce tin boxes, and Is ahs'-
lute cure for old sores, burns wounds chappeC
hands and all skin eruptiOns. VIII positively
cure all kinds Of piles. Ask :or the Origina
| by JAS. d. MISKLEE, VI. D.. Druggist, Agent OF
Company.
, 1887-03-31

81, 500; enough, with its interest, to buy
a lot and build and furnish home worth ten
time ,...b sum- See what tobacco has cost
yos:." "Tes, l know said the Traveller,
rising to leave the ear as the train stopped,
..bus see what its made for me. l Travelled
for the tobacco house I'm with now for ten
wears, at s.. 800 year; then l bought into
the concern in a good year, have cleaned up
..Gout $40, 600 since I've been a partner and
own a house that l wouldn't sell for 81, 600,
and am making moro money this year than
ever saw III one year before. Tobacco is "a
pretty expensive luxury though, if you hap
pen TO get on the wrong side of the market" !"
SO saving, he vent up town and skinned
couple Of good customers, While the col
pur cur riding on his way, looked at the
figure; on the envelope aHd run'iufcd and
runliuatet and rulaiI'ate,i--b"!' lSa.dette in
Brooklyn Eagle
, 1887-03-31

ALFHE., WGGIIT's PerfHmCry, Nachet Pow
dc.s ace owGels ana F.aYrTiEg Extracts
have 10 equal. Try th,1u and YOU VIII uc.Cr be
without Them For =: g, - all nIst class drug
gi-i-. {. W. burn o.. j.3 and Is Front
street, Ssu Francisco, asrntS. dc lS:3m
, 1887-03-31
A!a-ka,s GOYernor.

MARQUETTE. Mich, March 2f.-Gov.
Swineford and wife started for Alaska
today. The governor will be joined at
st. Paul by A. K. Delaney, the new col
lector OF customs for Alaska. The ship
will sail from Port Townsend April 4.
, 1887-03-31
Hawaiian Consul


OFFICE HAWAIIAN CuSsULaIH.
Port Townsend, " T., Aug. 26, 81.
IL VESSELS Hound TO uGy OF the Ports -.
: JIc Hawaiian, .siil-GL5Iu are required fu
s,.'.r- an information turn ishrd oH appi;,'s-
-. Il 80 james q. SWAN
=. II. i, Consul. Van Bot tyeiCu'- Hr 3 is,,.-
'stw:tf t1,fn5 St. P.I Inwu5su ).
, 1887-03-31

tNi'DNfLl Ill -NtN bIh-
Some of the stories about him that are
given below have before appeared in print,
but most are quite new:
y Baltimorean met him on Broadway and
| the two began a conversation.
BY the way" sad The Baltimore man,
"y"u seem to stGtter more since you left
Baltimore and came to live in New York"
"B h-bigGer place" said Trayers.
Another story is that which grew out of
this defect in speech. Mr.. Travers went
10 see friend in Brooklyn and lost his way
He accosted a stranger.
Il want to ego to M-Nontague street.
VIII You p-please show me the way."
You are gSoing in the w-wrong d-iirec-
ton" said the stranger. THAT is NI-Mon-
tagUe street"
Are you m-mimicking m-me:' asked Mr.
Travers with dignity.
"Nno, sir. I'm b-badIy af- flict-fiic with
an obstruction of sp-speech"
Why d-dou't you g-get c-cured:7 asked
Mr.. Iravers. "GgO to DIR. --. S-see how
well / talk. He cured me-"
Still another good thing of the same order
is told. y dispute arose over bid for stock
at the call of the list in the Stock Exchange
Mr.. Stebbins asserted that he had named the
price.
"t-perhaps Mr. St-otebbins g-got through
b-before | did, b-but III b-be hanged if [
d-didn't b-begin first" =" Mr.. Travers replied.
He got the stock.
Stll another of the same kind. A lady
asked him the time.
'S-seyen o'cl-cI-ocll, CT w-wiI b-be b-by
time | g-get it out"
One of the very best of the stories occurred
in front Of st. Paul's church, New York
MIR. Trayers sIied man selling parrots
II hold or, boys" he said, IuysteriCusIy,
"Wcll have some fun"
Hating tie parrot seller, lie pointed t. cne
of the birds and asked:
&C can that PIP parrot t-talk:'
"Tuih:' eIclaiIned the fellow with df -niied
| contempt. If he can't talk better tha. you
can I'I wiring his blasted neck"
"C-come on, bboys," said Travers, @the
f-fun is p post poled.'
\ yCUu" FL ~ mentioned to Dir. Trayers
thn5 his house was full Of rats.
"G get n C-cat," suggested The millionaire.
Ai'ye had dozen, but they are no good"
&c get a d-Gog. ] know where you c-can
gRet g-Good ddog."
The two went at once to a dog fsncier's.
J,.e animal was selected. = half dozen rats
l,.re thrown in a pit. The dog got away
v iiI them all except a big gray fellow, which
ST. i2sd the dogby the lower lip and held on
The dog yclped in pain and tried to shake Off
iLe rat, but i'll vain.
MIR Travers became thoroughly excited,
and running around the pit he shouted:
"B-Luy the rat! B-buy the rat"
The most severe thing Mr.. Travers ever
! said was about q well known lawyer OF New
York His friends were startled by hearing
him exclainI:
"C-come here, c-come here; Hook there
See Barlow with his h-hands i'll his own
ppocllets."
These are only few of the many, but they
show the humor of one of the most kindly and
generous wits that ever lived.
, 1887-03-31

= 4
ton. No crowd of
club men or stock
brokers ever sur
rounded him with
cut hearing some
witticism that set
hem laughing.
His wit, keen as a
raPier, went all
over town, crept
into the news
papers md wa $
. quoted from one
end Of the coun-
fry fp iIn f,tbars
, 1887-03-31

Arrived new stock Of shoes, which
are sold at San Francisco Prices, at the
San Francisco store,
, 1887-03-31


conferred on those
who have for a t
least six years S
proved themselves
4 { co III pliShed in
discussion OF theo-
logical subjects,
His thorough read
ing on the DEGREES
and ordinances of
the provincial syn
-ods led to his be
ing appointed con-
sultor, especially
charged with til
.a - .-..
, 1887-03-31

prominent of Wall street brokers, as one Of
the aLlest Of financilrs, as Il patron of the
turf, as president of the New York Athletic
club-a wonderfully prosperous organiza-
tion-as a member of Tammany Hall. and
rs a man of all great social occasions, his
tall and erect form became one of the best
known in New York
, 1887-03-31
SeattIe-skagit River Route.

The steamer Daisy will leave Saattie 10
Skagt River aud ports every AonuHy Ah'
Thursday, returrIns Tuesdays and Fridays
, 1887-03-31
DhcIEsc nlNsSinN.

Just received lot of timothy and
clover hay, for sale by Rouse i Fix.
, 1887-03-31

For freight ana passage @?ply at Roth i.i!t :
Cos oi:ce a.. Quincy street wharf. or o. ioaTr
the boa At tHe same wharf.
dN-:f GEO. S. JACOBS. SecN-
, 1887-03-31

S'stt F!g-y E7os- sEs2I-!
No- ta!tsvsn," Dat H. far sale. A.
r! in George u. Downs, at the Purt
Townsend Sawmii.
Fort Townsend, March ", 1887.
, 1887-03-31
We must dispose of these Goods TO
make room for our Spring
and Summer Stock.
Now is your chance,
Come and take adyant-
age of this offer.

Groceries, Hardware, Ship Chadn
Iery, Crcckery, Wines, Liquors. TO
bacco, Cigars, ETC, etc, IN endless
varieties and at lowest possible prices
, 1887-03-31
BEWARE or IMITAT!nNS.,

See that orr trade mark IS ANITA Able is OF
cry bottle. Satisfaction guamnteed CT none,
eff undei-
, 1887-03-31
MAKING ROOM FOR
SpTillg. j. Summer Goods

We are now Offering our Immense
Stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing.
furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats
and Caps at greatly reduced prices.
, 1887-03-31
Victoria and Puget Sound Route.

Steamships CDrryIBg Her Britauic Majesty's
Mails. will leave Broadway Wharf, No. /. San
Francisco. every Frida, a. a. m. for VIC
TORIA, i. G.. PORT TOWNSESD SEAT
IL =, and TACOMA, arriving at Victoria Il. C..
every MONDAY NJ j. III. Port Townsend aRs
Seattle every Monday p IN, aud Tacoma Sver,
rsday Il. m, connecting with steamers fo'
Alaska above and with steamboats,. etc, TO
Ska.it river and Gassisr mines. Nau3tIHo, New
Wcsruipister, lJ!e, and all other importan'
points.
RETURNING LEAVE
Seattle every Friday at l p. m, Port Townsend
every Friday. T. II and Victoria every Satur
day At p IN. for san Francisco.
Alaska Route.
PER STEAMER MEXICO FROM SAN FEASCIsCn, TRANS
FER At PORT TOWNSEND.
Steamship Aueon or Idaho will sail from Port
Townsend Tor All~isI Feb :, March :, April 1,
p May 3, %, June Z, -, July 1, Il, August J. 10.
2y sept H. -.
PEI: STEAMER GEO W ELDER : :ANSFER TO STR,
uLVNPIAS At PoET TOWNSEND
Having secured tne -ew AMI magnificent side
" heel sIeei steamship q Hpian, she is
heinT fitted up especially for the Alaska Summer
Excursion business. she will sail on the follow
ing dates: April l., Nay ,, 10, -, June 13 -
For ire gf' or passage HppIyto
II. +. TIHBALS, Jr,
Tic Net Agent for Port Townsend,
, 1887-03-31

Avail yourself Of this opportunity
to get a Suit Of Clothes, OvercoaT.
underwear. Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Cape, at from 20 to 10 PeTc eat less
than former prices.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFACLT HAVING BEEN MADE IN HI PAY.
mcnt Of the sum Of ~ffty-iiye and scventy.nvp one.
huIdredtha dollars, 1853. 7j) which Ia claimed 10 he duo
at the date Of this notice upon II certain mortgage, duly
executed and delivered by Fred g. Bolton and Minnie
Bolton his wife to Il. ". Sherman, bearing dat. the
18th day Of May, A u. 1876, and, with a power Of sale
therein contained, duly recorded In the Office Of the
register Of deeds in and for III. county Of Ramsey and
Territory Of Dakota, on the "a day June, 4 u. lss;,
at 3:O O'Clock p IN, in book ''li'' Of mortgages, on page
II and no action or proceeding having been instituted
at law or otherwise u recover the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of power Of sale contained in said mortgage, and TrIr-
.uant To the statute in such case nuie and provided,
the said mortgage will be fprecloscl by a sale Of the
premises described in and conveyed By said mortgage,
viz: The north half Di the southeast quarter M seL)
Of section number three ~, in township number one
hundred and %hfty-threc ujij north Of range number
sixty.foUr iGj went, being eighty acres Of land, In Ram.
sey county and Territory Of Dakota, with the here,ii.
taments and appurtcnancss; which sale will t- made
by the sicrih Of said Ralnscy county, or his deputy, ut
the front door OF the court house, in the town Of Devils
Lake, in said comfy and territory, on the 18th day vi
August, 4 ID 1857, at 10 o'clock n III Of that day, At pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt and intereat, and the tases, if any, on said prem
i-es, and twenty-five dollars attorney. fee. as stipulated
in and by said mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and the
disbuI sement, allowed Icy law; subject To redemption
at am tinle within one year from the ,lay of sale. h.
provided by law.
Dated June ~, A u 1857.
Il. NJ. SHERMAN. Mortgage.
FW Wilder, Attorney. HIS